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Nanostructured giant magneto-impedance multilayers deposited onto flexible substrates for low pressure sensing

Fernández et al., 2012

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16317850653498243955
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Fernández E
Kurlyandskaya G
García-Arribas A
Svalov A
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Nanoscale Research Letters

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Nanostructured FeNi-based multilayers are very suitable for use as magnetic sensors using the giant magneto-impedance effect. New fields of application can be opened with these materials deposited onto flexible substrates. In this work, we compare the performance of …
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